Be your own savior in the deal

Be your own savior in the deal

Today's topic outside of coding.Why does trading always lose money?

The first is the gambler mentality. The second is listening to the cries of the gambler and lacking his own thoughts. The third is following his own feelings and losing most of his money.

I'm not going to tell you what it is.

I saw a post earlier where a guy said that he likes to send shark posts in his spare time in a snow globe wearing a jacket to pass the time. Look at the mindset and state of the average trader from another level.

In the end, it's just a matter of finding a good reason for the relationship, reading the forecast more, looking at it in a rush of analysis. The last book gives a correct price target.

This post is absurd no matter how much it is written. There are those who oppose it, and there are those who will agree with it. And there are a number of people who will take this nonsense seriously, even as a basis for their own transactions.

So here you can see that this is the true picture of most gamblers. The motivation and basis for the order, holding and placing of the bets are all based on a variety of information, even from the comments of some online stranger you don't know, who may be worse off than you. These are unproven, even logically flawed views that are considered by many as the basis for placing the bets, which is too absurd to make money.

This is the gambler who is a liar.

The blind are deaf to a loud cry.

Many retailers have been or are experiencing a situation where they are blindly guided to trade by a big V, a teacher who claims to predict a high winning rate. This has become commonplace in various so-called old driver trading guides. Then I tell you that you can also use a few talking tricks to make the 55 coin flip prediction game package a high winning rate miracle.

I'm not sure if I'm right or not, but I'm not sure if I'm right or not. 2. Analyze more of the hyper-short line predictions, small stops, big stops. No matter the profit and loss ratio, only look at the win rate, the win rate explodes! The concept of vague time: For example, if you just shout and you shout in the short term, then the prediction is correct; if the short term falls, but two months pass, then you can still say the prediction is correct! 4. Guess is a high-profile boast, guess is wrong to say: make your own money is your own responsibility. Guess does not constitute investment advice.

You can also be a yoga teacher.

Do not blindly follow anyone when making a deal.

Following your own feelings, trading blindly without purpose, plan, strategy, unplanned, unbalanced.

1, you copy, but (according to your own feelings) you don't even balance, and after a while you crash; even though you copy is the end of that period, you still lose money. 2⁄2, you fled but didn't buy it back, the benchmark later created a new high, and you're still in the air. 3⁄2, maybe you copied, but fell a little in the middle, got scared, flattened, then fell. 4, even if you copy, copy, or not withdraw, but hey, the position is only 0.01%, you should not eat meat.

So the deal has to be planned, it has to have a purpose, it has a strategy.

I've seen it for a while, I've thought about it so much, in a nutshell: be your own savior in the deal.